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Bryan’s failure to find a cure in Zach Cregger’s #ResidentEvil makes more sense when you stop looking at him as a traditional video game protagonist and start thinking of him as one of the ordinary victims scattered throughout the games. He’s exactly the kind of person whose tragic story would be uncovered through an audio recording or a forgotten document while exploring Raccoon City. An ordinary courier caught in an outbreak, slowly losing his humanity, and leaving behind one final message for someone he loves. Imagine Leon or Claire discovering his recording while searching through the ruins. Even though Bryan unknowingly delivers something that could help Umbrella develop a cure, that doesn’t mean he was ever meant to benefit from it. His purpose in the story isn’t to survive the outbreak or become another legendary Resident Evil hero. It’s to show how an ordinary man can become one of the horrors that define this universe. He’s not the hero who saves the day. He’s the tragedy behind the monster.

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